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Best smartphones under Rs 15,000

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These days smartphones have become a very important part of our lives, without which not you nor I can survive. With most people looking to buy a smart phone for around Rs15,000 and with so many phones out there in the market, it really made sense to look into this market and see what are the phones that are best in this range. For Rs 15,000 you get a choice of either taking a Android phone or an Windows Phone or maybe an dead platform like Blackberry OS. Most phones in this budget offer a screen size of 3″ to a massive 4.8/5″( From cheaper Chinese or Indian brands).If you want a good phone in 15,000 budget, I really suggest you eye on Homeshop 18 supper deals.As these days it’s really hard to get a “good” phone from a reputed brand(Sony, Samsung) under Rs15000.

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Samsung’s Galaxy Mega phablets with 5.8 & 6.3 Inch Displays

Phablets, Phablets every where.Samsung started the phablet war by releasing its galaxy note series back in 2011.

Samsung is all set to expand its smartphone portfolio with the launch of two smartphones with large screens under a new sub-brand called ‘Galaxy Mega’.If you like massive displays in a phone and you were’nt happy with Note 2 5.5″, you are in luck.Samsung galaxy mega will come out in 5.8″ & 6.3″,with codenames Galaxy Mega 5.8 GT-I9152 and Galaxy Mega 6.3 GT-I9200 respectively.

With So many phablets coming out, I’m sure we people wil need huge pant pockets now.But I really don’t understand the need of a massive screen in a phone?A huge screen just adds to your discomfort, you cant operate the mobile single handly and it kinda feels heavy to.In my opionion phones with a screen of 4.3-4.7″ are more than enough,More than that is just for plain show off.

Zotac GeForce GTX 660 2GB Graphics card Review

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The GTX 660 is the Kepler on a budget. Its priced around $200-$250, which has been dominated by AMD with their HD 7800 series graphics cards. The GTX 660 is the younger brother of the GTX 660Ti, but at its heart its got a different silicon, the GK106 (GTX 660Ti is based on GK 104). The card has 960 CUDA cores with 80 TMUs , 24ROPs and a 192bit wide memory bus. The card comes with 2GB of GDDR5 memory having an effective memory clock of 6.00GHz. The card we have today is the Zotac GTX 660, which comes with a core clock of 993MHz, slightly above the reference clock of 980MHz. Its priced at around Rs15,000 so its fairly affordable, but can it perform enough to meet the demands of the latest games? Lets find out…

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ASUS HD 7850 2GB Graphics Card Review

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The AMD HD 7850 has been around for some time now, but it is still a pretty good graphics card. With the launch of Nvidia’s GTX 660 series cards, the HD 7850 has become more affordable than before. But does it make sense buying the card now? How has the performance increase over time with newer drivers? In today’s review, we will answer these questions while briefly talking about our sample card, the Asus HD 7850 DirectCu II graphics card.

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Bitfenix Prodigy Cabinet Review

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I have always had a thing for small compact PCs, they don’t take much space and are pretty portable, but options were very limited. Good mini ITX motherboards were hard to find and the cabinets were few and expensive. The release of the prodigy has really shaken the market and given it a new life. At a very reasonable price, it provides great flexibility and opens up a lot of hardware options,previously not possible in a SFF rig. So lets take a closer look at the prodigy and know why it is quickly becoming such a popular case.

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